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METAMINDS reaches business of 32 million euro, up 23 per cent
Magda Purice Posted On June 14, 2021
METAMINDS, a Romanian company specialized in the integration of cyber security solutions and complex IT architectures, recorded a turnover of 32 million euros in 2020, increasing by 23% compared to the previous year.
After five years of continuous growth, the company aims to consolidate its business, by expanding its team of specialists and investments in research and development. The company's performance is the result of complex projects that METAMINDS has supported in 2020, in the area of cybersecurity, telecommunications and network security and continuity and recovery solutions in case of disaster or architecture and security policies. METAMINDS has had a dynamic evolution for which it has consecutively received recognition from prestigious institutions such as the Financial Times, by including it in the ranking of the top 1000 companies in Europe.
"All the projects we were involved in in 2020 had a major component of complexity and innovation. Against the background in which the digital transformation becomes a vital tool in the evolution of the business environment, but also a strategic country direction, we keep our intention to bring added value to our projects, through consistent and constant investments in the latest technologies and super teams. talent. We have a huge opportunity to revolutionize through technology certain fields not exploited so far, but also to bring, post-pandemic, solutions adapted to changing business needs," says Andrei Cruceru, CEO of METAMINDS.
METAMINDS operates in the area of innovative solutions for programmable infrastructures, application services in cloud-native work environments, protection of API interfaces and interconnection and interoperability services, secure online collaboration in mobility, protection of information and digital identity. The team consists of top specialists in areas such as cybersecurity, connectivity and integration of multiple systems, machine learning, complex systems with large volumes of big data, which have been the engines of the company's growth and have supported the implementation of complex and long-term projects. duration.
The company continues to grow its team, developing the area of internship programs, out of the desire to train new specialists to contribute to the development of future solutions for the IT market. Also, an important direction of the company is represented by the support of social responsibility initiatives that align with the values and DNA of the team. Thus, during 2020, the company helped those on the front line, supporting through direct donations the Rădăuți Municipal Hospital and the Grigore Alexandrescu Emergency Clinical Hospital and offering hot lunches to the employees of the Local Police Sector 1, the Foundation for SMURD and the Border Police staff Otopeni. The most recent social responsibility project was completed in April this year and aims to support students in rural areas to carry out distance learning in optimal conditions. Over 150 students of the Mihai Viteazul National College in Bucharest, volunteers of the "Floare de Colț" Ecological Foundation, were part of a selective waste collection campaign, in which they selectively collected 920 kg of waste, plastic bags, cans of metal, paper and cardboard, bottles or batteries. The students uploaded within the platform created by METAMINDS photos with the collected waste, which were quantified at the end of the campaign in tablets and laptops donated to the students and teachers of the "Scorțoasa" Gymnasium School from Buzău County.
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The Magdalen Asylum, once located on the northwest end of Dyckman Street along the Hudson River, Source: The Architectural Record, Volumes 23-24, 1908.
In September of 1903 a seemingly routine real estate transaction transpired on the northern tip of Manhattan.
Inwood resident Francis A. Thayer sold, to the New York Magdalen Benevolent Society, a large tract of land on the northwestern end of Dyckman Street overlooking the Hudson River.
Turn of the century map of Inwood, note Magdalen Society in middle.
On this sizeable property, equaling roughly five acres, the Society planned to erect a country residence for wayward girls and fallen young women.
Inwood Hill Park would not be dedicated until 1926, and during these intervening years, charitable institutions and private residences belonging to New York's merchant class dominated the ridge.
Since establishing itself in lower Manhattan in the 1830's, the Magdalen Society's sole purpose had been rescuing women from lives of prostitution and vice—sometimes, quite literally, kidnapping them from brothels.
During those early years the group's ambitions were modest. From a rented upper floor on Carmine Street the Society cared for no more than ten women at any given time.
1872 Magdalen Benevolent Asylum print.
By 1836, the Magdalen Society had moved uptown, into a large wood frame structure on 86th Street and Fifth Avenue.
For many years, the home, surrounded by an imposing brick wall, served the Society, whose wards ranged in age from 10 to 30, well, but as lower Manhattan marched ever northward, the neighborhood became too costly to suit the institution's needs.
Looking further north, the Society chose an isolated spot, with picturesque views, in a then mostly undeveloped area called Inwood.
The sixty-five odd inmates had long outgrown their 86th Street home and had briefly relocated to another residence on 139th Street until their capacity problem could be solved.
To say the Society had grand plans for the new location in rural Inwood would be an understatement.
Tasked with the charge of building the new dwelling were architects Carleton Greene, W.W. Bosworth and F. H. Bosworth.
The building was to have a magnificent façade designed in the style of a French chateau — in reality if would be another asylum of stone and concrete whose neighbors would include the House of Mercy and a home for tuberculosis patients.
Magdalen Society depicted in a penny postcard.
"This is a five-story fireproof structure solidly built of stone, covered with white stucco, with large, light, airy rooms and every comfort and convenience necessary for the physical and mental health of its inmates. There are 60 of these now and the new home will accommodate 100.
The society has purchased five acres of land, on one corner of which the building is erected. The grounds are sodded, the grass even new is a rich green, while all the Autumn flowers are in blossom in the garden. These grounds are open to the women inmates of the home when they are not engaged in their duties around the house. Owing to the slope of the grounds, the high wall does not shut off the view across the river.
Everything inside is white and clean and cheerful. The dormitories in which the women sleep are on two of the upper floors. The dining room is a large, sunny room, and over the chapel, which is at the front of the house, is a large room, with a piano, for amusements and celebrations. The workrooms are in what may be called the basement, being below the parlor floor of the building, but that, too, is lighted by large, sunny windows.
When the Society formally dedicated the new home the afternoon October 19, 1907, the press were on hand en masse to cover the event.
Magdalen Home dedicated, New York Tribune, October 19, 1907.
After a brief benediction by Reverend George Shipman Payson, the pastor of the local Mount Washington Presbyterian Church, Superintendent Harrison showed off her "family"—that's what the inmates were called—as well as the shining new facility.
"Some parents of the wayward girls are sensible about committing them; others are foolish, or worse, and want to get them out. A pretty girl of nineteen came in yesterday, escorted by an officer…" Miss Harrison said.
"That woman has been with us for years," Mrs. Griffiths, said to the reporter, passing a pleasant looking, middle aged woman, who was putting away sheets in a linen closet.
Note Magdalen home on the right in this postcard of the Tubby Hook area.
New York Evening Telegram, October 24, 1910.
In October of 1910, a nervous and terrified young woman, who called herself Emma Young (she never revealed her real name), wandered into the East 22nd Street police station.
She claimed she was the victim of a stalker and sought the safe haven of the precinct house.
A policeman named Dresler calmed the weeping woman.
He then escorted her to night court where she begged the magistrate to place her into protective custody, even if that meant being committed to an asylum.
Magdalen Home escape, New York Tribune, November 20, 1913.
By 1913, every police detective in northern Manhattan was familiar with the "family" on the hill.
Distress calls were made by the home's matrons with alarming frequency and usually involved either an escape or a riot that needed to be quelled.
So, it was no great surprise when a call for assistance came in on November 19, 1913.
What began a simple request in tracking a young Magdalen, who had absconded into the night, turned into a confounding mystery.
Earlier that evening 24-year-old May Brown and 23-year-old Mary Allen attempted a death-defying escape from the Magdalen Asylum. Sometime after six o'clock the two young women leaped from a forty-foot wall and into the rocky ravine below.
New York Times, November 22, 1913.
May Brown broke a leg and was knocked unconscious in the fall. Her cohort, despite an intense search by mounted police, managed to vanish into the descending darkness.
Later, police would discover that May Brown, doing time for posing as a Sunday school teacher, had given an alias at the time of her initial arrest.
The real May Brown, police would discover when detectives arrived to tell her parents of the near deadly fall, was the victim of identity theft.
In addition to having allowed one young woman to elude capture, the clever young lady chained to the hospital bed refused to reveal her true identity to the tired and frustrated detectives.
Magdalen Home riot, New York Herald, June 20, 1913.
On the night of June 19, 1913 police received another desperate call from the Magdalen Asylum.
A riot had broken out. Please send help.
Luckily, reinforcements were moments away.
In all, six girls were arrested.
Police theorized the girls had rioted in hopes of being sentenced to other institutions where the minimum term was less than the three years to which Magdalen girls were generally committed.
Magdalen killed in fall, New York Herald, March 13, 1914.
In March of 1914 sixteen-year-old Sarah Greene was killed in an apparent escape attempt.
Magdalen girl falls to death while sleepwalking, Evening World, September 17, 1916.
MagdalenMagdalen Home riot, New York Herald, July 20, 1914.
In July of 1914, members of the Magdalen "family" once again waged a pitched battle with the local constabulary.
After responding a frantic call that an incident in the dining hall had turned into full scale melee, police found a mob of girls smashing furniture and china, ripping open pillows and mattresses and breaking every mirror and window within reach.
There in the midst of it all, once again, was special policeman William Hartigan, once again getting tossed about by a swarm of angry young women.
"Detective Louis Hyman responded to the call, and when he arrived the young women reviled him and then set upon him. The detective then telephoned for a platoon of police, who soon arrived at the home in two patrol wagons and arrested the girls.
Scarcely had the police bundled the sixteen young women into the patrol wagons and left the institution in charge of Special Policeman Hartigan, when six other young women began to riot. When Miss Jeanette Macconachie, assistant to the superintendent, attempted to stop their screams they attacked her, Hartigan went to the rescue. One girl grasped him by the coat, while others tackled him in football fashion. Soon they were rolling about the floor with the policeman, scratching and biting him and tearing his clothing.
Magdalen riot, New York Herald, April 30, 1915.
On April 29, 1915 police wagons were again dispatched to Inwood's Magdalen Asylum.
The replacement of a well-liked, reform-driven superintendant with a stern new disciplinarian, who reportedly ramped up punishments while eliminating many of the few privileges the girls enjoyed, had resulted in a full-on mutiny involving over 100 girls.
While ten of the alleged ringleaders were taken to night court for examination, most were back on the grounds several days later to participate in a Memorial Day celebration attended by the Institution's high society benefactors.
Memorial Day celebration at the Magdalen Home in Inwood , New York City, New York Tribune, June 1, 1915.
Magdalen Home escape, New York Herald, January 24, 1916.
While not exactly Alcatraz the Institution's high walls made escape a difficult proposition. Through the years several girls were killed or injured climbing out windows in failed attempts at freedom.
In the winter of 1916 inmate Margaret Darcy succeeded in an escape so daring the retelling of the event in the morning papers seemed the stuff of an adventure novel.
One Friday evening, just days into a three year commitment to the Home, Margaret feigned illness. Left alone in third floor dormitory she quickly squeezed her thin young frame into a twenty-four-inch tube used as a laundry chute.
After surviving a twenty-foot vertical drop into the basement, she opened a window, cut a hole in a heavy wire screen and raced across the courtyard just as a night watchman sounded the alarm.
In 1917 the Magdalen Benevolent Society changed its name to Inwood House.
Magdalen home becomes Inwood House, New York Herald, February 28, 1917.
Paddon revealed that the Society planned to sell the Inwood site and move north to a more isolated location.
That Paddon would change the name of the home to Inwood House while simultaneously announcing a proposed move out of the neighborhood must have struck some in attendance as odd.
The asylum on the hill now had a new name, though little else changed in the day-to-day running of the institution.
Yet dark days lay ahead.
Magdalen Home fundraising drive, New York Tribune, December 17, 1916.
Shortly after renaming the institution, Inwood House began a massive public relations and fundraising campaign. Advertisements and pleas for assistance peppered the New York press.
One clever op-ed written by Cornelia T. Emmet, the then President of Inwood House, managed to connect the plight of her wayward girls to the war effort in Europe.
Emmet was referring to the spike in pregnant girls who had streamed into the facility as soldiers, often seeking companionship, returned from the front.
While fundraising efforts continued, the Inwood era of the Society's existence was nearing its end.
Many of the young women who passed through the doors of the Inwood institution had worked the taverns, brothels and alleyways of lower Manhattan before being "rescued" by the Society.
Venereal diseases were a common and legitimate concern and during the infancy of modern medicine and many remedies were far more frightening than the conditions themselves.
Journal of Social Hygiene, 1922.
New York Sun, June 14, 1920.
In the spring of 1920, two young women, Fanny Busch, 18 and Edith Johnson, 19 were rushed to Fordham Hospital suffering from bichloride of mercury poisoning.
Oddly, the night superintendant of the home refused to provide any details about the incident.
A reporter who visited the hospital was rebuffed when he inquired how it was possible that two girls had somehow ingested a dangerous substance normally kept under lock and key.
The mystery was finally solved when inspectors from the Health Department visited the home not long after the incident.
Magdalen Home becomes the Jewish Memorial Hospital, New York Times, July 10, 1921.
In the summer of 1920, not long after the dual mercury poisonings, the site was purchased by officers representing the Jewish Memorial Hospital.
1934 photo of the Jewish Memorial Hospital on Dyckman Street and Bolton Road.
Jewish Memorial Hospital building fund stamp.
Renovations on the building, dedicated to the memory of Jewish soldiers who perished during the First World War, began the following year.
Cover of book published by Inwood House.
The director of the old Magdalen Benevolent Society made good on her promise to see that the organization's work continued well into the future.
In fact Inwood House, though drastically changed, exists to this very day.
Inwood House in the late 1950's from literature published by the organization.
From their headquarters on 320 East 82nd Street, Inwood House has long focused on the needs of young and unwed mothers.
The Hudson At Inwood. Ernest Lawson (1873-1939). Oil On Canvas Laid Down On Panel.
While times change, taking care of fallen "family" members never goes out of fashion.
This history is extraordinary. To think that after all the times I've been through Inwood Hill Park over the past 30 years I was walking on the former grounds of the old Inwood House, Jewish Memorial Hospital and other such institutions. Does anyone know at what point in time the city obviously evicted these institutions and from what I understand homeowners to make way for Inwood Hill Park ? In one of my jaunts through the park I have seen the cinderblock outcrop remains of a foundation to a building along what I guess was once Bolton Road. Im really surprised the Parks Department doesnt counduct walking tours of a park so rich in history. Hopefully after viewing this site it will be taken into consideration. Thanks for all the research.


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The dentist can be a trained professional who studied, practiced and have become an expert on anything related to teeth and gums. He or she can diagnose or detect the periodontal disease symptoms even at its earliest stages. They are fully aware the best treatment for it and the way to control and even avoid it.
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The Babylonian Exile or Captivity was a forced exodus of the Jews to Babylon. This was known as the ultimate punishment for the people of Israel because of their inability to uphold the covenant with YHWH. The exile began from a revolt in Judah that led to conquest by the Babylonians in 598 B.C.E. The destruction of Jerusalem and the Temple, the Holy City for the people of Judah, was the aftermath of this happening. About twenty thousand citizens were deported to Babylon where they resided for approximately seventy years. When the Babylonians were conquered by the Persians under Cyrus, the people of Judah were allowed safe return back to Jerusalem, given a free degree of self-rule. The Exile had the effect of reminding the Jews of the importance in keeping the covenant with YHWH as it brought about identity changes, reestablishment of community life and distinction of religion.
Not all Jewish communities continued on their faith with YHWH. Before the exile, many communities began to scatter all over the Middle East, Egypt and Babylon; however, the exile led the major step to the dispersal. The Jewish communities that were deported consisted of the Assyrians, Northern Kingdom's population and the Judeans. In Babylon, the Assyrians could not maintain their faith with YHWH; making themselves be known as the "Lost Tribes of Israel" but the Samaritans were newcomers that were able to maintain the older and more authentic Jewish practices. Meanwhile, the Northern Kingdom's population turned away from worshipping YHWH in Babylon as they merged with other religion and culture. Nonetheless, the Judeans maintained their religion as they lived as families among communities. Prophets like Jeremiah, had encouraged exiles to build houses and plant gardens to lead a normal life that will help seek welfare. These communities practiced faith and maintained religion influence throughout the stay in Babylon.


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some things accomplished this summer.
Another post on that soon.
North on I-35 towards Des Moines, Iowa.
on the road and headed East on I-80.
at a place with this title? "Well, not us!!
They are not kidding, this place is HUGE!
some respite from the road.
was good to get out and move around.
drove out from under it.
Pictures of the big city. The L.
Solider Field, home the Chicago Bears.
One of the awesome views of the city.
Would you believe that, for as long as we've lived here, I've never been on the el? I've taken the train into the city--just get off before the elevated (hence the "el") part!! It's a wonderful city and mostly I drive. Parking is very expensive though.
Where have I been...Sorry I am responding late.
came in from the burbs each day.
It was interesting using these modes of transportation.
Love your pictures from your road trip... thanks for sharing.
Thanks, more are on the way soon!
Enjoyed viewing this part of your road trip although those storms clouds do look scary. Melinda, I hope the start of your school year goes smoothly.
Gracious I am soo behind.
it will smooth out soon.
Yep, since we live in Chicago area I know there are so many great places to visit there. The L is a great thing, just have to be careful! And what a truckstop, sounds huge!
We were very careful. Went with another couple each day.
Enjoyed these pictures. I've never been to the Windy City, but it's on my list!
Sorry I am so late responding.
Looks like it was a great trip!! I've never been to Chicago but I would also like to visit there someday. I kinda think that the food there at buzzard billy's was probably pretty good. I tend to enjoy roadside restaurants along the way.
Like I told Karen, you would love it!
Yes the food at Billy's was delish.


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Lakota Local School District » About Us » What's New » Lakota Earns International Technology Award
Lakota Local Schools is one of just three school districts worldwide to earn the "2020 Distinguished District Award" from the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE).
"This award belongs to the entire Lakota family," said Chief Technology Officer Todd Wesley. "Seven years ago, our community supported our levy plan to bring the best in education technology together with instructional innovation based on the ISTE standards. With the continued support of our board, Superintendent Miller, Treasurer/CFO Logan and a strong partnership between our outstanding technology and curriculum teams, this plan evolved into our 'WE are EMPOWERED' initiative to support our district's recent strategic plan."
"While the journey continues, this recognition from ISTE is a reminder, especially in this challenging year, to stop and celebrate the entire 'WE are Lakota' community of teachers, leaders, parents, guardians and our community partners in working together to continually empower our students' learning!" Wesley continued.
"We live in a digital world, so a big part of preparing our students for what awaits them after graduation is giving them access to those tools and experiences," said Lakota Superintendent Matthew Miller. "We are grateful for the ongoing support and guidance from our partners at ISTE and appreciate this formal recognition of all of our efforts."
ISTE serves more than 200,000 educators and education leaders around the world, providing resources and support to organizations that are committed to using technology to overcome challenges in education.
The "Distinguished District Award" recognizes districts that are moving the needle in big ways. According to ISTE, these districts demonstrate effectiveness and innovation in the application of educational technology. They ensure equitable, accessible and appropriate technology use for all students, aimed at improving learner outcomes and increasing learning opportunities. Finally, they exhibit a progressive mindset when it comes to challenges in education and embrace new ideas and act on them.
"One of the ways we serve is by showcasing the inspiring accomplishments of outstanding individuals, school districts and organizations who are making a difference in education," wrote ISTE's Chief Executive Officer Richard Culatta in a letter to Miller. "Lakota Local Schools is an exceptional school district that clearly embodies each of these traits. Thank you for all that you do to advance teaching and learning, and congratulations again on this special award."
Lakota's partnership with ISTE has grown over the last few years and the district became one of just eight districts worldwide to pilot ISTE's "District Partnership" program during the 2018-2019 school year. That opportunity came on the heels of the district-wide rollout of "WE are Empowered," an initiative designed to empower students with personalized learning supported by technology. It includes new innovative instruction and outdated media centers transformed into modern "Innovation Hubs" for student creation, collaboration and learning. The district expanded access to technology devices, applications and tools, including a one-to-one device program for grades six through 12.
The district has also assigned an innovation specialist to every school, giving teachers direct access to continuous professional development and expertise in instructional technology best practices.
"Our innovation specialists and director of digital and professional learning, Krista Heidenreich, have been instrumental and their support of our staff and students has been critical in our success," Wesley said.
A cohort of Lakota teachers also participated in ISTE's first "Educator Certification Program," equipping them with industry-recognized strategies and resources to transform learning through technology. Since then, over 65 total Lakota educators have participated in the certification program.
Most recently, in response to the challenges of COVID-19 and the increased demand for remote learning, Lakota has expanded its library of digital resources and lessons actually created by Lakota teachers.
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Q: laravel app in iframe keeps refreshing the session Our website https://www.diamir.de is build with laravel. when we try to load the site in an iframe on another domain, the session is regenerated with every request. the session cookie is send to the browser. but it seems laravel is not able to read it on the next request and therefore regenerates the session.
how can we enable sessions when the site is loaded in an iframe on another domain? is this even possible with the security settings in modern browsers?
thanks.

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For your particular scenario, showing the site fully on another domain, there are other, better ways to reference the same site from multiple domains.
Personally, I'd redirect in most scenarios, all where an iFrame would work. This results in a user going to any secondary domain, and being redirected to the primary domain. Usually done with a 301 permanent redirect.
However, the one occasion where I need the site sitting on multiple domains is when the site is themed on other domains. In a lot of these cases, it's preferable to fork the site and make changes as needed, but in those that need the same code base and just a theme over the top, I'd simply have the server (Apache, NGINX, or any other server) listen to multiple domains all serving the same site.


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US-based First Solar will build the world's largest solar power plant in Ordos city, Inner Mongolia, Bloomberg reported. When all four phases of the project are completed in 2019, the plant will cover 25 square kilometers and will produce 2,000 megawatts of energy. One megawatt can power 800 US homes. Currently, 80% of China's energy comes from coal burning plants, but the government wants renewables to account for 15% of total energy consumption by 2020. The National Development and Reform Commission has said US$293 billion will be invested in alternative energy from 2006 to 2020. According to the Washington-based Worldwatch Institute, China may become the world's largest user of renewable energy by 2010. Elsewhere, the EU called on Beijing to allow greater foreign participation in public procurement for alternative energy production. Foreign firms argue that they are unfairly excluded from projects in China.
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How to prepare for JAM 2019 Geology – With only four months remaining for the JAM 2019 exam it is high time that candidates started their preparation. JAM will be conducted for the M.sc programmes on February 10, 2019 by IIT Kharagpur. With the exam inching closer everyday candidates will have a question as to how to prepare for JAM 2019 geology exam. This question is very well answered in this article. 'How to prepare for JAM 2019 Geology' provides candidates with all the tips they need to prepare for the exam. To prepare for JAM 2019 candidates need to have with them the right books to refer, a properly set time-table and a whole lot of sample papers from the previous year to give them an idea about the types of questions that could be asked. JAM 2019 will be conducted in the computer based mode which mean candidates will need to learn how to manage their time between sections. Read more to understand the tips to prepare for the exam.
The Planet Earth: Origin of the Solar System and the Earth; Geosphere and the composition of the Earth; Shape and size of the earth; Earth-moon system; Formation of continents and oceans; Dating rocks and age of the Earth; Volcanism and volcanic landforms; Interior of earth; Earthquakes; Earth's magnetism and gravity, Isostasy; Elements of Plate tectonics; Orogenic cycles. Geomorphology: Weathering and erosion; Transportation and deposition due to wind, ice, river, sea, and resulting landforms, Structurally controlled landforms.
Palaeontology: Major steps in the evolution of life forms; Fossils; their mode of preservation and utility; Morphological characters, major evolutionary trends and ages of important groups of animals – Brachiopoda, Mollusca, Trilobita, Graptolitoidea, Anthozoa, Echinodermata; Gondwana plant fossils; Elementary idea of verterbrate fossils in India.
Structural Geology: Concept of stratum; Contour; Outcrop patterns; Maps and cross sections; Dip and strike; Classification and origin of folds, faults, joints, unconformities, foliations and lineations,; shear zones. Stereographic and equal area projections of planes and lines; computation of true thickness of beds from outcrops and bore-holes.
Petrology: Definition and classification of rocks; Igneous rocks-forms of igneous bodies; Crystallization from magma; classification, association and genesis of igneous rocks; Sedimentary rocks – classification, texture and structure; size and shape of sedimentary bodies. Metamorphic rocks – classification, facies, zones and texture. Characteristic mineral assemblages of pelites in the Barrovian zones and mafic rocks in common facies.
Preparation for any exam starts with the right books. To prepare for JAM 2019 geology exam candidates need to prepare themselves topic wise in detail. The list of books given here are some of the important books that candidates need to refer to while preparing for the exam.
It is most evident that preparing for an exam requires a time-table with which candidates will be able to use their time in the right way. While preparing a time-table for preparation candidates must make sure to a lot the time as per the topics to be covered. An equally divided timing will help candidates to cover the portion at the right time. Also, while preparing the time-table candidates must also make sure to incorporate time for solving of sample papers and attempting mock tests.
While solving sample papers should be weekly during the starting months of preparation, candidates must make it a point to solve more and more sample papers towards the last few weeks before the exam. Solving sample papers will help in understand how the questions will be asked and the types of questions that will be asked in each of the sections. Through sample papers candidates will be able to sharpen their memory in case of a repetition. Sample papers from the previous years also give candidates an idea about how much of preparation is needed and how it can be made better.
Mock tests are available online. Towards the last month before the exam candidates will be able to appear for mock tests which will be available on the website of JAM 2019. Candidates must make sure to attempt as many mock tests as possible because this test will be conducted just like the main exam which will give candidates a chance to practice how to manage their time during the exam. Attempting mock tests and solving sample papers will help candidates analyse as to where they stand.


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KJZZ
Who decides what counts as healthy? New book explores medical authority
By Lauren Gilger
Published: Tuesday, January 18, 2022 - 12:22pm
Updated: Tuesday, January 18, 2022 - 1:21pm
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"Managing Medical Authority: How Doctors Compete for Status and Create Knowledge," by Daniel Menchik.
The pandemic has changed the way we think about the authority that we give the medical profession. Now, a sizable portion of Arizonans are going against the advice of the medical world, often even of their own doctors, and refusing to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
There continues to be debate about the efficacy of wearing masks to protect against the virus, even though the "experts" tell us to wear them.
Daniel Menchik is an ethnographer at the University of Arizona. And he says, when it really matters, we still listen to our doctors. And they are still the gatekeepers who decide what counts as healthy and unhealthy and what needs treatment.
Menchik's new book, "Managing Medical Authority: How Doctors Compete for Status and Create Knowledge," takes a deep dive into the medical industry and the relationship doctors have with industry reps selling things like pacemakers.
The Show spoke with him to learn more about the work and how he went about this ethnographic research.
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Dr. Samantha Love says it's all about the chemistry. A brainy psychology professor and researcher, Sam has based her entire academic career on the theory that what we call love is simply a chemical reaction. She is currently running a study to prove that her compatibility blood test reveals perfect matches—sort of like an organ donor, but for relationships. No romance required.
Along comes sexy literature professor, Dr. Ethan Quinn, who says it's all about the romance. He thinks the pretty psychology professor has taken love and all its mysteries and reduced it to something as romantic as a cholesterol test, and he sets out to prove her theory wrong.
When Ethan signs up for her study, Sam discovers to her horror, that according to her compatibility test, they are a perfect match. Sam faces an existential crisis over her career and her research. If she believes in her science, shouldn't it follow that she believes Ethan is her perfect mate? And if she doesn't believe he's her perfect mate, doesn't that bring into question her research? Her compatibility test? Her reputation? And her very career?
As Sam struggles with her dilemma, Ethan pursues her with all the romantic tactics in his arsenal. Will Sam's theories succumb to his challenge? Or will Ethan lose the battle for Sam's heart?
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"No, no, no. This isn't happening. This isn't happening," Samantha Love muttered as she gently banged her head against the steering wheel.
She turned the key again. Nothing. Not even a wheeze. This was the icing on the cake of her otherwise craptastic day.
A bead of sweat trickled down her back. And another one between her girls. God, she hated boob sweat.
When she'd taken the research and teaching position at Sterling University in North Georgia last fall, she'd never have guessed the summer would be so hot.
Throwing open the door of her car to let in even more stifling heat, she searched for the lever to pop the hood. Finally locating it, she pulled it, then walked around to the front of the car. As if she knew what to do.
Just as she leaned under the hood to jiggle some wire thingies, she heard, "Dr. Love? Do you need some help?"
She let out a startled squeak hitting her head on the underside of the hood. "Ow!" Rubbing the offended spot, she turned and saw Ethan Quinn standing there looking all adorable. Not to mention manly.
Dammit. Why did it have to be him? "No. I'm fine." Yeah, right. For all her parents' preaching on women and self-sufficiency, she didn't know a dipstick from a spark plug when it came to cars. She turned back to the mystery parts under the hood.
"You need a jump."
"I beg your pardon?" She spun, hand on her hip.
"Your battery." He pointed in the direction of her open hood. "It probably needs a jump."
"Oh. Right." Of course he meant her battery. What else would he be talking about?
"I have jumper cables in my car. I'll have you going in a few minutes."
"He'll have me going in a few minutes," she mumbled under her breath as she watched him walk to the far corner of the parking lot. Tall, athletic build, dark-wash jeans, white button-down shirt. And that hair. Tousled espresso-brown waves just brushing the top of his collar. "He's already got me going," she said to herself.
He tossed his messenger bag in the car and climbed in. And, of course, his car started. Because that's what cars did. They started when you turned the key. Then they blew cold air, so you didn't have to stand in the mid-July Georgia heat. Unless they dated back to the Stone Age like hers. Another bead of sweat trickled between her breasts.
She released a wistful sigh. Bet the AC felt good.
He pulled his recent model American-made car around to face hers and then got out to pop the hood. Walking around to the trunk, he opened it and grabbed a set of jumper cables, looking like he knew what he was doing.
Good thing somebody around here did.
"It's a hot one today," Ethan commented, as he connected one of the clamp doohickeys to what she assumed was the car battery. His sleeves were rolled up over his forearms, displaying muscles with a light dusting of hair.
Clamping the other end of the cables to his own battery, he then returned to her car. When he walked past her, his cologne wafted to her nose, temporarily erasing her angst at being in his presence.
Then he touched his hand to her back. And the anxiety returned tenfold. "Stand clear." He leaned into the gaping mouth of the car and attached the remaining clamp, throwing a spark.
"All right. Let's see if we can get this baby going." He climbed into the driver's seat of his car and turned it on.
"Give her a try," he hollered over the din of his car's running motor.
Sam dropped into the front seat and turned the key. The older-than-dirt engine tried but couldn't work up enough energy to turn over.
"Hold on," Ethan called, then revved his car. "Okay, try her again."
Her car wheezed then reluctantly cranked a couple of times before coming to life.
Ethan was at her door, leaning over, hands braced on the roof. "Great. Let her run a bit, then I'll disconnect the cables." A bead of sweat trickled down his temple. "My AC's on full blast. Why don't you sit in my car until yours is ready to go." He stepped aside to give her room to get out.
Sam felt as wilted as week-old lettuce, so against her better judgment she took him up on the offer.
He opened the front passenger door of his shiny black Lincoln MKS—such a gentleman—and she sank into the leather seats and stuck her face in front of the vent. God, it felt good. The door closed with a solid thunk. Resisting the urge to wipe away the boob sweat, she settled for drying the perspiration on her face and neck.
The car dipped as Ethan took a seat on the driver's side before shutting the door and closing out the rest of the world. Music played softly in the background—something popular. The intimacy of being alone in the car with Ethan washed over her.
"I'd offer you something cool to drink, but I don't have anything."
She realized she hadn't said a word in the last five minutes. "Thank you."
"No thanks necessary. You'd do the same for me."
"No, I wouldn't." She smiled. "I don't know a thing about cars."
He nodded as a grin split his face. "Well, from the looks of your battery, you're going to need a new one. I can follow you to Burt's Automotive. He can have a replacement installed in fifteen minutes."
She shook her head. "Thanks, but I don't want to put you out in any further."
"It's no trouble. Besides, if you go straight home, I don't think she's going to start for you in the morning."
"Oh." That would not be good.
"She should be juiced up enough to get you to Burt's. Stay here until I unhook the cables." Ethan got out of the car and set to work.
She'd steered clear of Ethan Quinn since the day she was introduced to the rest of the college faculty. The moment they shook hands she'd felt a connection. And from the look on his face, he'd felt it too. That flood of adrenaline, dopamine, and serotonin one feels when there is a strong physical attraction.
Relationships were complicated, but getting situated at a new university was already complicated enough.
No. Being in close proximity to Ethan Quinn was a bad idea. So as much as she hated to leave the cool comfort of his car, she jumped out and got in her rolling oven before he could say otherwise.
This is a really fun read and I am definitely going to be looking out for future installments in the series. Having worked in academia, I couldn't help but chuckle at the politics and the posturing, but loved the way that a solution was found.
Samantha Love has to be living every offspring's nightmare – her parents are world renowned sex therapists – and in the light of their less than perfect relationship behind the scenes, she has sworn off the idea of love. In fact, she has made an amazing scientific discovery of a way of testing whether people are compatible using just a blood test. (This test really appealed to me, as it turns out I am a terrible judge of the perfect man. 😉)
Also an academic at Sterling is Ethan and he, as a professor of English literature, is well versed in all things love and sets out to prove it to Sam. The fact that he finds her blindingly attractive is a huge factor in this decision.
We get to watch them fall into... compatibility and it is full of fun, heat, and promise. Give this a read and see what I mean!
Rebecca Heflin is an award-winning author who has dreamed of writing romantic fiction since she was fifteen and her older sister snuck a copy of Kathleen Woodiwiss' Shanna to her and told her to read it. Rebecca writes women's fiction and contemporary romance. When not passionately pursuing her dream, Rebecca is busy with her day-job as a practicing attorney.
Rebecca is a member of Romance Writers of America (RWA), Florida Romance Writers, RWA Contemporary Romance, and Florida Writers Association. She and her mountain-climbing husband live at sea level in sunny Florida.
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Tasty Book Tours March 7, 2017 at 10:41 AM
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Even though the use of social media in education is a now widely-studied topic, there still does not seem to be a general consensus for what social media may afford students or how best to use them in the classroom. In this article, I aim critically discuss some of the most prominent qualitative studies that explore the use of social media in the classroom. I critically consider some of the claims for affordances that social media can offer in the classroom, in particular the affordances of the interactive features that are unique to social media, the affordances for authoring to a wider, interactive audience, and the opportunity for increased student creativity. I then discuss how contemporary scholars have used social media as a platform for learning and literacies. The article some scholars' findings for incorporating social media into the classroom and the limitations for social media in education. The article concludes with a discussion of some potential steps for future research.
Olivia G. Stewart, A critical review of the literature of social media's affordances in the classroom, E-Learning and Digital Media (vol. 12, iss. 5-6) pp. 481-501. Copyright © 2015 (Author). DOI: 10.1177/204275301667.


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DUBUQUE, Iowa (KCRG-TV9) -- Dubuque is urging explorers to stay away from a dangerous old mine shaft near the city's dog park. That's after firefighters had to rescue an injured woman who was trapped inside for several hours.
The fall happened inside a mine shaft off below Bunker Hill Golf Course early Saturday morning.
Police say Madeleine Fiksdal, 23, was injured and remains in the hospital.Trespassing charges are pending against her.
Police arrested Dallas Blake, 28, of Saint Paul, Minnesota. He is also facing a trespassing charge.
Underneath the rolling landscape of Bunker Hill Golf Course, sits a piece of Dubuque's mining history.
"There's a lot of old shafts there that are very dangerous," said Leisure Services Manager Marie Ware.
Police say Ficksdal and Blake climbed down a storm sewer along North Grandview Avenue.
Fire crews say that sewer opens up into a huge mine shaft. Inside the mine rescue crews later discovered a make-shift ladder.
"It was something possibly made out of a TV antenna or something like that, that had been set up and carried into the space over time," said Fire Chief Rick Steines.
They say while climbing the ladder, Ficksdal fell 40 feet down and suffered serious injuries. Blake called for help.
"We were told that they were told they were a quarter mile up in that space," said Steines.
Without access to cell phones or radio, police and fire crews wadded through knee deep water searching for Ficksdal. When rescue crews finally found her, they placed her on a back board. Fire fighters above ground used a tri-pod to pull her out through a nearby man-hole.
It was a rescue effort some city leaders say could have been avoided.
"Other people had to put themselves in harm's way in order to be able to rescue someone from that space," said Ware.


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Il trattato tedesco-rumeno per lo sviluppo delle relazioni economiche tra i due paesi fu un accordo economico bilaterale firmato tra i governi tedesco e rumeno a Bucarest il 23 marzo 1939. L'accordo stabiliva il controllo tedesco sulla maggior parte degli aspetti dell'economia rumena, costringendo così il governo rumeno ad unirsi alle Potenze dell'Asse in un secondo momento. Secondo un rapporto contemporaneo del Time Magazine, "in nessun caso dei tempi moderni uno Stato ha fatto concessioni economiche così umilianti e di vasta portata ad un altro" come la Romania con la Germania, la stessa pubblicazione considerava che trasformasse la Romania in una "dipendenza tedesca".

Le ratifiche vennero scambiate a Berlino il 20 dicembre 1939 e l'accordo entrò in vigore il 20 gennaio 1940. Venne registrato nel League of Nations Treaty Series il 17 gennaio 1940.

Antefatti
Tra la fine del 1938 e l'inizio del 1939, il governo tedesco sotto Hitler stava realizzando alcuni dei suoi piani per i cambiamenti territoriali in Europa, che diedero al Reich tedesco più territorio per l'espansione economica. Come parte di tale processo, la Cecoslovacchia venne invasa il 15 marzo 1939. Inoltre, il governo tedesco bramava i giacimenti petroliferi della Romania e desiderava ottenere la cooperazione militare romena in caso di guerra.

I termini dell'accordo
L'accordo prevedeva la consegna di varie merci rumene in Germania nei settori dell'agricoltura, del legname e del petrolio. In cambio, il governo tedesco s'impegnava a fornire al governo rumeno la competenza tecnica e l'equipaggiamento militare che avrebbe potuto essere necessario. L'accordo concedeva anche vantaggi commerciali alle imprese tedesche in Romania, sotto forma di zone di libero scambio. L'accordo era previsto per un periodo decennale, con la possibilità di proroga.

Conseguenze
L'accordo rafforzò economicamente il Terzo Reich e mise a sua disposizione le risorse della Romania nel momento in cui Hitler intendeva invadere la Polonia. Il governo britannico venne allarmato da quello sviluppo e il 13 aprile 1939 s'impegnò nella difesa della Romania da progetti aggressivi tedeschi sulla sua sovranità. Tuttavia, il governo rumeno valutò che il sostegno britannico non sarebbe stato efficace e questa valutazione sembrò ancora più realistica dopo l'occupazione tedesca della Polonia nel settembre del 1939 e della Francia nel maggio-giugno 1940 e, allo stesso tempo, della ritirata britannica dal continente. Di conseguenza, il governo rumeno decise di collaborare con il governo tedesco e nello stesso anno si unì alle Potenze dell'Asse.

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Collegamenti esterni

Trattati bilaterali
Trattati del Regno di Romania
Romania nella seconda guerra mondiale
Trattati della seconda guerra mondiale
Storia della Germania
Storia della Romania

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The Young Years: Nutrition From Birth To Two Years Of Age
by Paulick Report Staff | 01.17.2018 | 11:56am
A horse's diet changes significantly from the time it's born until it reaches physical maturity. For certain individuals, physical maturity does not occur till they are four, five, or even six years old. Beginning with a liquid diet and ending with a diet that invariably contains both forages and concentrates represents a significant spectrum.
First Meals
A foal's first meal is usually colostrum, a yellowish, viscous fluid. Sometimes referred to as "first milk," the composition of colostrum is much different than that of milk. Colostrum typically contains higher concentrations of protein and fat. Much of the increased protein can be attributed to increased levels of immunoglobulins. Certain immunoglobulins provide the foal with protection against environmental threats immediately after birth and stimulate the foal's own immune system.
Timely ingestion of colostrum is vital because the newborn's intestine is best primed to absorb immunoglobulins right after birth. Immunoglobulin absorption is thought to occur most efficiently in the first seven hours after birth, and absorption decreases over the first 24 to 36 hours after birth.
When foals do not receive sufficient colostrum, and thus adequate antibodies, they may suffer from failure of passive transfer of immunity. Foals will not typically show signs of failure of passive transfer until they are two to three days old. However, adequacy of passive transfer can be determined through the measurement of immunoglobulins, specifically IgG, in the foal's blood, serum, or plasma. Treatment of failure of passive transfer depends on numerous factors (age of the foal, health of the foal, immunoglobulin deficiency), but can be remedied by oral dosing of colostrum through a nasogastric tube. The attending veterinarian may recommend intravenous administration of immunoglobulin, especially for foals nearing 24 hours of age. Equine plasma or special immunoglobulin products are available in these instances.
Once the udder has been drained of colostrum through several nursing bouts, the mare produces milk. Though mares cannot compete with even a mediocre dairy cow, they are certainly respectable milk producers. At the peak of lactation mares can produce 3% of their body weight in milk each day. A 1,500-lb (680-kg) mare would produce about 45 lb (20 kg) of milk daily. This production dovetails nicely with the normal rate of consumption by healthy full-term foals: 2.5 to 3.5 gallons (10 to 13 liters) of milk per day for light-breed foals and 3.75 to 4.5 gallons (14 to 17 liters) of milk per day for heavier mares, like certain warmbloods and drafts.
During the first few months of life, foals grow rapidly, quadrupling their weights by five months of age. Milk remains the staple of the young foal's diet until it is nearing three months of age.
Supplementation with omega-3 fatty acids could help strengthen foals' immunity. For optimal omega-3 supplementation, try an effective marine-derived source such as EO•3™.
Transition to Feeds
Though mare's milk is usually a sufficient diet for the first three months of life, foals begin seeking out alternative sources of feed much sooner, often investigating feed intended for their dams.
Under normal management systems, it is unnecessary to supplement foals with concentrate until they reach 90 days of age. At this point, a properly fortified concentrate for growing horses should be introduced and gradually increased so that the foal's daily concentrate intake is 1 lb (0.5 kg) per month of age. If mares consume their ration out of feed tubs or buckets that are also accessible to their foals, it is assumed that the foals consume a portion of the mares' meal, and this is an acceptable practice.
Proper nutrient intake is vital during the weanling stage (5 to 12 months old) as the skeleton is most vulnerable to disease. Nutrition plays an important role in the pathogenesis of developmental orthopedic disease in horses as deficiencies, excesses, and imbalances of nutrients affect the incidence of physitis, angular limb deformity, and osteochondritis dissecans.
The most common feeding errors attributed to developmental orthopedic disease are excessive grain intake, feeding an inappropriate feed for the forage offered, and inadequate fortification. These three scenarios are easily rectified by feeding an appropriate grain mix fortified for the young, growing horse and feeding it at the correct intake.
Young horses already suffering from developmental orthopedic disease should have their energy intakes reduced while maintaining correct levels of protein, vitamins, and minerals.
In addition to excessive energy, the source of calories for young horses may also be important. Foals that experience an exaggerated and sustained increase in circulating glucose or insulin in response to a carbohydrate (concentrate) meal may be predisposed to osteochondritis dissecans. Results of a large field trial by Kentucky Equine Research (KER) using Thoroughbred weanlings suggested there was a connection between high glucose and insulin response to a concentrate meal and osteochondritis dissecans.
Plasma glucose and insulin two hours post-feeding were significantly higher in weanlings with osteochondritis dissecans than in unaffected foals. Insulin/glucose ratios, however, were not significantly different. Glycemic responses measured in the weanlings were highly correlated with each feed's glycemic index, suggesting the glycemic index of a feed may play a role in the pathogenesis of osteochondritis dissecans. Elevated insulin levels, called hyperinsulinemia, may affect cartilage formation. Based on the results of this study, young horses should be fed concentrates that produce low glycemic responses such as feeds in which a proportion of the energy is supplied by fat (vegetable oil and rice bran) and fermentable fiber sources (beet pulp and soy hulls).
Deficiency and/or excess of the minerals calcium, phosphorus, copper, and zinc may lead to developmental orthopedic disease. The ration of a growing horse should be properly fortified because commonly fed cereal grains and forages contain insufficient quantities of several important minerals. A ration of grass hay and oats would only supply about 40% and 70% of a weanling's calcium and phosphorus requirement, respectively, and less than 40% of its requirement for zinc and copper.
It is important to provide a balanced ration as the ratio of certain minerals (calcium to phosphorus; zinc to copper) is important. The ideal ratio of calcium to phosphorus in the ration of young horses is 1.5:1 and should never fall below 1:1 or exceed 2.5:1. Too much calcium might affect phosphorus status, particularly if the level of phosphorus in the ration is marginal; conversely, high levels of phosphorus in the ration will inhibit absorption of calcium and lead to deficiency, even if the amount of calcium present is normally adequate. Forage diets with high calcium levels should be supplemented with phosphorus. The ratio of zinc to copper should be 3:1 to 4:1.
Yearling Growth
The amount of supplementary concentrate required to maintain a desired growth rate varies, and it is important to feed each horse as an individual. Yearlings that are easy keepers should be prevented from becoming fat by being fed a low-intake, low-calorie source of essential protein, vitamins, and minerals. On the other hand, yearlings that are large-framed with much growth potential can consume normal amounts of fortified concentrate. Most types of developmental orthopedic disease are unlikely to arise after 12 months of age. Lesions that become clinically relevant at this age have typically formed at a younger age; nevertheless, correct nutrient balance is important in the growing yearling.
With an eye toward long-term health and soundness, breeders should strive for steady, even growth. It is often necessary, however, to yield to economic considerations when preparing horses for sales and shows. A pattern of slow early growth is more appropriate for foals that will not be sold or shown as yearlings. Delaying rapid growth until after the window of vulnerability for development of bone disease (less than 12 months of age) significantly reduces the risk of growth-related developmental orthopedic disease. Foals that are later-born and pointed toward sales or shows in late fall could follow a more moderate growth curve. This growth pattern is used by most breeders of Thoroughbreds because it results in large, well-grown yearlings with minimal joint problems.
A rapid growth curve, in which weight gain is concentrated over a short period of time, is used for later-born foals targeted at earlier sales and shows. This growth pattern is most likely to result in skeletal problems, but can result in more mature yearlings earlier in the season if they are properly managed. Rapid growth can be managed somewhat by spreading the growth over several months rather than trying to achieve weight gain during the traditional sale or show preparation period of 60-90 days before a sale.
Ongoing research suggests a relationship between the glycemic nature of feed and the incidence of skeletal problems in young horses. Diets high in starch and sugar (typical grain-based concentrates) produce a large blood glucose and insulin response after feeding and have been implicated in the etiology of developmental orthopedic disease. This, in addition to the aforementioned work on hyperinsulinemia in weanlings, indicates that it may be beneficial to replace a significant portion of the energy normally supplied by cereal grain with fat and fermentable fiber to reduce the glycemic response to concentrates.
Proper nutrition of young horses provides the foundation for future soundness and longevity in sport, so its importance in the management of young horses cannot be overemphasized.
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Summary: Yunho and Jaejoong happily married. What will happen if Jae's sisiter who happens to be Yunho's ex return after 10 years?
A/N: This is an one shot in The Jung Family Universe. It's a universe bases on oneshots or series about Yunjae married life.
Summary: In a cold winter day, I, once again, become a shipper and a Cassiopeia.


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Trump creates council to modernise Government IT systems
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) – President Donald Trump announced on Monday he has signed an executive order creating a new technology council to "transfer and modernize" the U.S. government's information technology systems. A White House official confirmed Monday that about 20 technology chief executives will attend meetings at the White House in early June to talk about […]
News highlights – 27 April
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News highlights for 27 April Alphabet's profits surge 29% (Reuters) – Google parent Alphabet Inc posted a surge in profit and revenue on Thursday as its core advertising business continued to grow at an extraordinary rate and problems such as an advertiser boycott of YouTube had little impact. Read more… Microsoft profits surge 28% (Reuters) […]
Facebook to fight false amplification by Governments
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Facebook Inc acknowledged on Thursday that it has become a battleground for governments seeking to manipulate public opinion in other countries and outlined new measures it is taking to combat what it calls "information operations" that go well beyond the phenomenon known as fake news. In a report and summary of […]
Marks and Spencer fight back with online grocery shopping
LONDON (Reuters) – British retailer Marks & Spencer is to trial an online grocery shopping service this year, it said on Thursday, conceding it could no longer ignore the fastest growing segment of the market. For years M&S has resisted giving its customers the option of ordering food online for home delivery, saying it did […]
News highlights for 26 April Pai to reverse net neutrality rules, trouble ahead WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The head of the U.S. Federal Communications Commission on Wednesday proposed overturning the landmark 2015 Obama-era net neutrality rules that prohibit broadband providers from giving or selling access to certain internet services over others. Read more… Nokia reports slowing […]
Microsoft wrongly reported sharp increase in security requests
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Microsoft Corp said this week it had wrongly reported that a sharp increase in U.S. government surveillance requests took place during the first half of 2016, revising its official numbers to show the amount remained flat over previous intervals. Microsoft on April 13 released its biannual transparency report stating the company received between […]
Twitter reports better than expected user growth, shares rise
(Reuters) – Shares of Twitter Inc jumped on Wednesday after the microblogging service reported better-than-expected user growth in the first quarter, although its revenue fell for the first time. The surprising acceleration, which Twitter attributed to new features and heightened user interest in political news, followed several quarters of stalled user growth that raised questions […]
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Jack Ma: the internet should be a utility to help fight poverty
GENEVA (Reuters) – Alibaba Executive Chairman Jack Ma said on Tuesday the Internet should be a utility available to the whole world, putting his weight behind a U.N. call for e-commerce to boost developing economies and help fight poverty. Ma, who advises the United Nations trade and development agency UNCTAD on small business and young […]
Hyundai app lets their cars be started remotely, possibly stolen
TORONTO (Reuters) – Software vulnerabilities in a Hyundai Motor Co app that lets a car be started remotely made the company's vehicles susceptible to theft from high-tech thieves for three months before the company fixed the bug in March, a cyber security firm said on Tuesday. Hyundai introduced a flaw in a Dec. 8, 2016 […]


I never understood the big fuss about pork chops. How can a colorless, dry hunk of jaw-tiring chewiness with a gristly bone attached possibly be the centerpiece of one of America's favorite Sunday suppers? And the roasts are good enough, but it's really all about the pork flavored sauerkraut over mashed potatoes isn't it?
Then I had my first pastured heritage breed pork. Now it all makes sense. Heritage breed pork is not at all the same. Rosy, juicy, succulent, fork-tender; in other words, completely unlike the commercial pork I knew. Not even the same food group – truly.
Turns out that just as with beef, traits that make livestock efficient in commercial production are ones that also strip the meat of it's character and unique vitality. We've been distracted by all that "other white meat" business, but fortunately that's slowly changing.
Auburn Meadow Farm pigs live the varied lives they deserve full of games, back rubs, deep straw bedding, fresh air and good company. They play, root, enjoy all sorts of tasty things to eat and have names. And naps. Lots and lots of naps. Pigs love snuggling like sausages into the deep straw for a good snooze.
The pigs are allowed to grow at their own pace, with no antibiotics or hormones to speed things along. As with the beef, my farm is small and I only raise the number of pigs that enhance my land. Pork is available on a seasonal basis, and when it's gone, it's gone 'till next time.
It's true, all this does make them a bit more expensive to raise, but once you've had those chops, you'll understand.
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La sindrome dei piedi brucianti, nota anche come sindrome di Grierson-Gopalan, è una condizione medica che causa grave bruciore e dolore ai piedi, iperestesia e alterazioni vasomotorie dei piedi che portano a un'eccessiva sudorazione. Può anche colpire gli occhi, causando scotoma e ambliopia. La condizione si verifica più frequentemente nelle donne e di solito si manifesta quando una persona ha tra i venti ei quarant'anni.

Sintomi
Il calore bruciante è solitamente limitato alle piante dei piedi, ma può estendersi fino alle caviglie o alla parte inferiore delle gambe di alcuni pazienti. Il bruciore a volte può essere accompagnato da sensazioni di " formicolio " (quindi parestesie) in queste regioni. DI notte i sintomi sono peggiori. Coloro che hanno disturbi psicosomatici a volte mostrano sintomi psicologici insieme al bruciore dei piedi associati alla sindrome. Generalmente non c'è né arrossamento e né intorpidimento della pelle dei piedi durante le sensazioni di calore.

Cause
La sindrome dei piedi brucianti può essere ereditata o può essere causata dalla pressione esercitata sui nervi. Esistono anche collegamenti tra questa sindrome e malattie come l'ipotiroidismo, il diabete mellito e l'artrite reumatoide; si ritiene inoltre che esistano collegamenti tra questa sindrome e carenze di vitamina B (in particolare acido pantotenico, quindi B5) e l'insufficienza renale. Sembra essere una neuropatia delle piccole fibre.

Diagnosi
La diagnosi è principalmente clinica. I sintomi sono sensazione di bruciore alle piante dei piedi, a spesso anche alle caviglie e alle gambe. Sono comuni anche la sensazione di formicolio e di puntura di spillo. comune anche l'iperidrosi degli arti inferiori. In alcuni casi l'ipertrofia di una delle gambe si osserva principalmente nelle regioni tropicali dove anche la temperatura esterna è più alta.

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Voci correlate
 Eritromelalgia
 Neuropatia delle piccole fibre
 Sindrome del tunnel tarsale

Piedi brucianti
Malattie del sistema nervoso periferico


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'We will take you out' - police chief's warning to drug dealers and those who exploit children in North East Lincolnshire
A total of 100 police officers strengthening the line as Chief pledges tougher stand to take out drug dealers and people exploiting children
Peter CraigReporter
Drug dealers and people exploiting children for crime have been put on the wanted listed by the Chief Constable for Humberside, Lee Freeman.
He has vowed to make a priority of identifying criminals targeting children and drug pushers.
GrimsbyLive highlighted how children as young as NINE years old were being used by drug dealers to avoid detection.
There are now 100 extra police officers on the South Bank strengthening the line to curb crime and protect communities.
A new Child Crime Exploitation Team has been set up by Humberside Police working in conjunction with North East Lincolnshire Council.
The new police recruits were bolstered by a further 60 officers who took their attestation in Hull last week.
Their recruitment is bringing the number of officers near to the 1,900 total in the Humberside force by the end of the year.
When Chief Constable Freeman began 14 months ago there were just over 1,500 officers.
"My aim is to translate the increase in the number of officers into the service the public wants to see.
"We have shown we are able to respond to the problems on Grimsby's East Marsh and the drug dealing in Grimsby. We are going to continue that. People are still seeing drug dealing going on and we will be flexing our muscles in the coming weeks to deal with that head on."
More police teams have been created to tackle drug dealing in Grimsby (Image: File picture)
He added: "We have a dedicated team focused on organised crime groups coming into the area and also those people who exploit children for crime and drugs. We are going to start taking them out."
There will be a new intake of police officer recruits for training in November.
There has been a total of 4,500 applications for careers with police when the biggest recruitment drive in the force's history started last year.
Mr Freeman said: "Our number of officers is still less than it was 10 years ago but it is a significant turnaround in our capability."
He said he was pleased many of the new officers were drawn from their own communities which they will serve on the South Bank.
The arrival of up to 100 more officers at stations in Grimsby and Scunthorpe has given Mr Freeman a problem with office space in which training, equipment storage and briefing before beginning patrols can take place.
"It is a nice problem to have," he told.
Willmott Dixon Principal Surveyor Mark Macreath shows Humberside Police around the construction site of the new custody suite
But the completion and handover of the new £14million police custody suite on Birchin Way, Grimsby, due to become operational at the end of March will create an opportunity for space.
More detectives, dog handlers, intelligence officers, analysts, researchers and duty planning officers are due to be operational on the South Bank.
Reviews of armed response teams and traffic officers are also being undertaken to bolster their numbers and see if there is accommodation on the South Bank after being concentrated at Melton on the North Bank for several years.
Hundreds of police officers are also now operating a new rota pattern involving 12-hour shifts.
Reviews are underway on how many officers will take part in the night time economy.
Police Now graduate Pc Jack McCabe on the beat with Sergeant Dan Healey, right, of Humberside Police on the East Marsh of Grimsby.
The number of sergeants and inspectors on the South Bank has also been increased in order to provide the support to scores of new recruits, as well as PCSOs.
Among the other aims on the Chief Constable's list, after more than a year in office, is improving the 101 call handling response of Humberside Police which will welcome a new hi-tech system later this year.
It was due to become operational in June but due to technical delays beyond Humberside staff's control it is expected to be on line by the end of the year.
Mr Freeman said: "I am aware of the frustration some people feel when they call 101 and it is improving.
"We always prioritise 999 calls. In the first six months of the year there were around 275,000 calls to Humberside Police and 90 per cent of them were acted on within 10 seconds."
There are new ways to report crime to police
The Chief said around 10 per cent of calls to 101 were not answered, many because the caller did not want to wait.
"We have taken on additional staff and people can report some crimes online and we have a large number of calls which are inappropriate," he told.
The Make The Right Call campaign aims to educate the public in how to avoid wasting police time with some of them calling just to ask the time, pleading for a lift home, report sex antics in the bedroom or to alert police about their "sad-looking horse."
They types of calls made to Humberside Police
Humberside Police released 10 examples of calls received in the last two weeks.
A man who had used the last of his money to buy his friend some Tampax called to tell police about his good deed.
A man spent five minutes arguing with police after being told by an officer he couldn't have blue lights on his car. He couldn't understand why he couldn't when it was okay for cyclists to have blue lights.
A woman wanted officers to do a lie detector on her partner, who she thinks is cheating on her.
A caller wanted to let the force know they had seen a horse which 'looked sad' and they were concerned.
A woman asked police to intervene with a shop which wouldn't allow her to return some 'faulty' tobacco she had bought.
A man called to ask the time.
A caller wanted help after their electricity went off and they were unable to switch it back on.
A man who had got a puncture on his bike wanted a lift home.
A woman called to say she had put her partner in handcuffs then lost the key. She wanted to know if she could use one of our keys. She called again later to say her partner's hands were turning blue.
Callers also dialled 101 to ask for the contact numbers for other services.
Police chiefs want callers to think before they ring for emergency services on 999 as pressure mounts on call handlers.
"Overall our call handling is very good but I do understand people's frustrations," said the Chief.
He said: "The new system will open up where people are able to talk advisers from their mobiles and landlines.
"It will allow people to report crimes online and keep a check on My Community Alert and directly contact your own policing teams and we hope that will help."
Humberside Police was the first force in the country to use the queue-buster system where people can get a call back if there is not answer straight away on 101.
South Yorkshire Police have taken on the new system and are encountering the same delay as Humberside Police.
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Opening of "Zenit" metro station postponed to 2021
The St. Petersburg metro station, closed for repairs for more than 8 months and formerly known as Novokrestovskaya, will not be opened in December, contrary to what was previously announced.
The press service of the Committee for the Development of Transport Infrastructure of St. Petersburg states that this is due to the difficult financial situation of "Metrostroy" company.
Let us remind you that, in April 2020, the Novokrestovskaya station was closed due to low passenger turnover and restrictive measures, and then its repairs began. Later it was renamed from Novokrestovskaya to Zenit, in honour of the club of the same name. The station is expected to acquire a new design.
Photo: GUP (State Unitary Enterprise) "St. Petersburg Metro"
St. Petersburg museums included in the thematic articles of the Museum Infocenter project
"Petersburg-Concert" will present the musical fantasy show "Cosmites"
St. Petersburg is in the top 9 popular destinations for booking apartments
The installation of the main Christmas tree of Saint Petersburg has been completed
Mayakovskaya will be closed for almost a year


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Q: skip over closing parentheses in vim I would like to set up vim so that it moves my cursor right if I press tab on a closing parentheses. This is useful when used with auto complete parentheses.
Here is what I have so far (does not work):
inoremap <expr> <Tab> strpart(getline('.'), col('.')-1, 1) == "}" ? "\<Right>" : "\<Tab>"
inoremap <expr> <Tab> strpart(getline('.'), col('.')-1, 1) == ")" ? "\<Right>" : "\<Tab>"
inoremap <expr> <Tab> strpart(getline('.'), col('.')-1, 1) == "]" ? "\<Right>" : "\<Tab>"

What am I doing wrong?

A: There can be only one working mapping to one key (you can define at least two: buffer-local (one per buffer) and one global, but they do not work at the same time), so you need something like that:
inoremap <expr> <Tab> stridx('])}', getline('.')[col('.')-1])==-1 ? "\t" : "\<Right>"

Don't use strpart(), string[idx1:idx2] works fine (all of idx1, idx2, : are optional, but at least one must be present), is less to type and is more readable.


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      } else {
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Trains | Northern Railway
CAF 195 & 331
Northern officially announced the introduction of new trains to serve the network like Blackpool. From Monday 9 September 2019, brand-new electric trains started to operate between Blackpool North and Liverpool Lime Street.
Then, later in the year more new trains were introduced on routes between Blackpool and York/Hazel Grove (via Bolton).
Blackpool is one of the first places in the North to benefit from Northern's new trains and the state-of-the-art fleet that connects Northern customers with key towns and cities across the region.
£500m of new trains spent by Northern Rail reached Blackpool North early 2019.
These trains, built by CAF in Spain will bring forward state of the art diesel train sets onto the rail network.
98 of these trains will feature free Wifi, power for your devices, air conditioning and a reservation system.
WATCH: https://www.nodrogvlogs.uk/news/new-trains-for-blackpool
Interior Photographs
142 & 144 'Pacer'
150 'Sprinter & Super Sprinter'
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Miyazaki is 106% more expensive than Zhengzhou. Jan 2019 Cost of Living.
For example, you would need at least 20,206元 (¥335,960) in Miyazaki to maintain the same standard of living that you can have with 9,800元 in Zhengzhou.